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High Jazz* is an independent record label specializing in 70s & 80s soul, jazz & funk. ill Dubio takes the reigns for the monthly High Jazz* show rustling up an hour of choice selections on a Wednesday.

https://www.nts.live/shows/high-jazz/episodes/high-jazz-23rd-may-2023

HIGH JAZZ* w/ ill Dubio 240523

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Mareh Mix - Episode#54: Kon

hey young world
by the Mid 60´s Jazz stepped across the border. Outernational folk & spiritual music traditions  became a major influence for Coltrane and  other ropen minded cats in search for the innerself and the journey has begun . 
This mixtape starts with my sOund vOyage partners Niko Schabel brilliant Oriental Jazz trio ORIENTACION and rides with you in 67 min arround the world, from  rare Shakuhachi Jazz of Jimmy Takkeuchi to funky brazilian Gospel Soul, from persian tingled french Outsider Folk Jazz Funk of Andre Fertier to frenetic Spiritual Latin Jazz of Billy Bang. .let´s come together with music, it´s all ONE.
Tom Wieland . Vienna 1 2024

ps. strictly vinyl..almost... no full tracklist available, feel free to ask for IDs

Free Soul Inc

VA SPIRITS HIGH ABOVE XIV  a cosmic world jazz mixtape  By Tom Wieland Free Soul Inc

Kamaal Williams - Everything in its Right Place (Released January 2, 2024)
Available on Bandcamp: http://tinyurl.com/3h4vtmva
Label: Black Focus Records

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Everything in its Right Place

Kamaal Williams - Everything in its Right Place

In a momentous celebration of the British jazz legacy, the iconic jazz-rock pioneers Soft Machine are set to enrapture listeners with an exclusive audio premiere of "(Slightly) Slightly All The Time". This captivating rendition takes center stage on the B side of their upcoming limited edition 7” vinyl, a heartfelt tribute to the legendary trumpeter Harry Beckett featuring his classic "The Dew at Dawn" on the A side.

Led by the masterful guitar of John Etheridge, an original Soft Machine member since the mid-'70s, and the velvety saxophone tones of Canterbury scene veteran Theo Travis, the band's recent lineup shifts include bassist Fred Thelonious Baker—a former collaborator with Beckett—and the debut of drummer Asaf Sirkis, succeeding the late John Marshall.

"(Slightly) Slightly All the Time", originally part of Soft Machine's seminal 1970 opus 'Third', undergoes a brilliant reimagining for this exclusive release. Stripping down the sprawling epicness of Mike Ratledge's original composition to its essential elements, the track is injected with new life, showcasing Travis' exceptional flute artistry that effortlessly channels the '70s Brit jazz vibes.

As the second installment in My Only Desire Records' Brit Jazz 45s series, Soft Machine's contribution not only pays homage to the golden era of ‘60s and ‘70s British jazz but also offers an unprecedented audio premiere experience. This article invites readers to embark on an immersive journey through the intricate layers of "(Slightly) Slightly All The Time", where Soft Machine's musical prowess and reverence for their own classic captivate the senses.

With its exclusive unveiling, "(Slightly) Slightly All The Time" becomes a testament to Soft Machine's ability to transcend time, seamlessly merging the past with the present. Jazz enthusiasts and loyal followers alike are encouraged to savor this unique moment as Soft Machine continues to shape the narrative of their storied career through the evocative soundscape of "(Slightly) Slightly All The Time".

Exclusive Premiere: Soft Machine "(Slightly) Slightly All The Time" (My Only Desire Records)

Joey Manzi was joined by Pegasvs this month for a impeccable one hour set. Tracks from Kar Play, Kai Alce, DJ Shorty and more.


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